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rmacarthur
Pyrite | Level 9

Hi, 

I have a new installation of SAS ver 9.4 running on a computer that I must log into remotely using LOGMEIN.

When I try to export a SAS dataset using the "EXPORT DATA" function, I receive the following error:

 

ERROR: The setting of the SYSPRINT option to "Adobe PDF via LogMeIn" will be ignored
 because "Adobe PDF via LogMeIn" is not the name of a currently installed printer.
 This error may be due to changes in SYSPRINT option syntax.
 Please refer to your host companion for details of those changes.
ERROR: Connect: Class not registered
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
NOTE: Export Cancelled.

 

Any suggestions?  Thank you

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ChrisHemedinger
Community Manager

I think this is 2 different issues.  The Export error might be due to 32 vs 64 bit.  Try DBMS=XLSX instead of DBMS=EXCEL.

 

The printer might be picked up because of your network config.  If you can, add -NOPRNGETLIST to your SAS config/startup.  This tells SAS not to look for the network printers.

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Reeza
Super User

What do you mean by 'Export Data function'? 

 

Is that the GUI or via code such as PROC EXPORT?

ChrisHemedinger
Community Manager

I think this is 2 different issues.  The Export error might be due to 32 vs 64 bit.  Try DBMS=XLSX instead of DBMS=EXCEL.

 

The printer might be picked up because of your network config.  If you can, add -NOPRNGETLIST to your SAS config/startup.  This tells SAS not to look for the network printers.

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